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Johnny Woodard Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Paul Rush spoke before a crowded WR Dulin Center Thursday evening.
Johnny Woodard Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Paul Rush spoke before a crowded WR Dulin Center Thursday evening.
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Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Paul Rush spoke before a crowded WR Dulin Center Thursday night about joint health and arthritis. The event was used to educate the public about joint treatment options as well as new technologies in joint replacement.“The purpose of this even is education, and to help you work through problems that you might have,” said Rush. The doctor added that swimming is the best exercise for joint health, and suggested losing weight as an effective way of reducing stress on joints.

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